The Browser Redemption Arc

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The Browser Redemption Arc

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The formal Bugs Bunny announcement meme perfectly captures the moment Microsoft finally admitted defeat with Internet Explorer and rebuilt Edge on Chromium. After years of being the browser developers loved to hate, Edge transformed from zero to hero overnight. The ultimate redemption arc that left Internet Explorer alone at the bottom of the browser hierarchy—a digital eulogy that basically says "we've found a new worst browser to mock." Pour one out for IE, it died so Edge could finally render CSS correctly.

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